EVERGUARD'S PROFILE

Thank you! I will do that asap. BTW 2 things: A: Very nice bug reporting skills :), and B: My team has decided to restart our next project, it was not as good as it could be( Maps and such) So, I just got started on doing a rough draft of the beginning today. Long story short, it may take longer then it should to get a demo of the next game up, sorry people. But it will be MUCH better then this, garunteed!

Any idea how to do that? Or, better question, what is that?

I'm no expert on mapping, so feel free not to take my advice, but shouldn't there by a water tile surrounding the island instead of a panorama? It looks strange to have the top end of the island be that far up on the background. I say, either get rid of the panorama and add in some water tiles, or just set the island further down on the map.

OK, I'm going to post a little about a final boss I was making, just in case it helps anyone.
Here goes:
Background: Iamiei is a vampire lord in charge of the small underworld capital Gendyale. About 20 years ago he launched an attack on the land of light, angry at humans. He was defeated by a vampire, a swordsman, and a mage. He recently cursed a human boy turning him into a vampire. The only way for him to turn back was to defeat Iamiei.
Weaknesses: Like most vampires, Iamiei is weak to all attacks oriented around the sun: Meaning anything holy, light, or fire. He can be healed by darkness.
Important Moves: Drain- Iamiei can drain the HP of any character, around 500-700 damage and he recovers the same amount of health.
Summon Vampire: Most likely his most useful skill, Iamiei can summon up to two vampire allies to heal him, harm his enemies, or curse his enemies.
Shade Cover: About once every 5 turns, Iamiei can shield himself from light increasing his resistance.
Important Notes: Iamiei's skills revolve around inflicting status conditions on the entire hero party, mostly causing them damage over time, or incapacitating them.

I hope some of you found this helpful, if not *shrugs* sorry :)

Thanks, but I just discovered that the problem had nothing to do with the sprites! I fixed it and the new demo should be up soon, but thank you anyway!